Besides thinking about my dreams, I'm trying to figure out what is happening with my brine shrimp culture. I suppose that they are dying by age since they don't live so many months. Then, I used a siphon and removed so much detritus, that was with a bad odor (anaerobic bacteria). Last Sunday (17th) I created another culture as a backup. The ingredients: 8 liters of tap water, cheap de-chlorinator, some aragonite, and old salt without iodine that was from my term paper (35 g/L). Since I never sterilized the old aragonite, then the substrate probably brought unhatched cysts. Also, I used my aquarium sponge scraper to take the cysts from the dry sides of the still active (and older) culture, bringing them to the new recipient. Today the nauplii completed 6 days old, but it seems that they grew so fast, even when I didn't do anything. I fed them only yesterday and today... what is happening? I don't know.
In the last few days, I can't count how many cane toads appeared here, because I lost the count. Today, I saw another adult toad inside the deposit, close to my BSFL culture (huh... it seems that they are assaulting my compost).
Don't worry about my Portuguese, just see how my Betta likes my brine shrimp from my cultures. From today:
Thanks to El Niño, the heat wave here is terrible. My aquarium temperature is about 86 ºF, even after removing one of the lids. I am finishing the bureaucratic process for my undergraduate and I hope I will go to the graduation ceremony by the end of this year. I would like that the graduation ceremony being something like this:
By curiosity, I decided to search about 3800 V6 engines from Buick. It's interesting that they are used in several GM cars. We from Brazil don't know this engine, but the Family I and II engines are considered reliable here.
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